有一位坐着的神和一位男性崇拜者的勋章 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	有一位坐着的神和一位男性崇拜者的勋章
品名（英）	Medallion with a seated deity and a male worshiper
入馆年号	1989年，1989.281.20
策展部门	古代近东艺术（Ancient Near Eastern Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元前 800 - 公元前 600
创作地区
分类
尺寸	2 3/8 × 2 3/8 × 1/16 英寸 (6.1 × 6.1 × 0.2 厘米)
介绍（中）	公元前一千年初，乌拉尔图国王从他们的首都图什帕（现代土耳其凡）统治着现在的土耳其东部、亚美尼亚和伊朗西北部。乌拉尔图堡垒战略性地坐落在高高的岩石露头上，主宰着他们领土的景观，并保护王国免受对手亚述人的攻击。尽管与亚述人发生了冲突，但乌拉尔人也从亚述艺术中借鉴了许多图像和图像元素，并将其打造成自己的图像和图像这枚部分覆盖着金箔的银质奖章显示了一位坐在由狮子支撑的宝座上的神，面对着一位举起双臂祈祷或尊敬的男性崇拜者。在动物支撑的宝座上戴着角头饰的神和崇拜者的形象都是亚述人常见的图案；长流苏服装在古代近东很普遍。在这里，场景设置在一对平行水平线之间的一对锯齿线的地线上，这是一种具有乌拉尔王朝徽章特征的装饰图案。这种银、金和青铜奖章被认为是等级和权威的象征，在亚美尼亚和土耳其都有发现。
介绍（英）	The kings of Urartu ruled what is now eastern Turkey, Armenia, and northwestern Iran from their capital at Tushpa (modern Van, Turkey) during the early first millennium B.C. Urartian fortresses, strategically placed on high rock outcrops, dominated the landscape of their territories and protected the kingdom from their rivals, the Assyrians. Despite confrontations with the Assyrians, the Urartians also borrowed many images and iconographic elements from Assyrian art and made them their own. This silver medallion, partially covered with gold foil, shows a deity seated on a throne supported by lions facing a male worshiper whose arms are raised in supplication or respect. Both the deity with horned headdress on a throne supported by animals and the worshiper figure are common Assyrian motifs; the long fringed garments are widespread in the ancient Near East. Here, the scene is set on a ground line of paired zigzag lines between pairs of parallel horizontal lines, a decorative pattern characteristic of Urartian medallions. Such medallions in silver, gold, and bronze are thought to be insignias of rank and authority and have been found at sites in both Armenia and Turkey.